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DOS批处理 & 脚本技术（批处理室） » [Discussion] Is it possible to use batch files and VBS to write a progress bar like this.

Floor1　slx8528	Posted 2009-07-08 10:12
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Is it possible to use batch files and VBS to write a progress bar like this. The title bar does not necessarily have to be written as "Copying...." or "Moving...." [ Last edited by slx8528 on 2009-7-8 at 10:15 ] Attachments _IBK_1.PNG (6.47 KiB)

Floor2　s11ss	Posted 2009-07-08 14:10
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You can use VBS together with HTML to simulate it

Floor3　fujiang1000	Posted 2009-07-10 03:12
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It seems like this probably can't be done using only DOS I'm waiting online to see whether any expert can solve your problem, if you mean using batch files

Floor4　newxso	Posted 2009-07-10 04:03
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See if the following one fits : strFile = "winxpsp3.gho" 'source file (wildcards can be used; if there is no path, the current directory is used) strFolder = "D:\GHOST" 'target directory Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") objShell.NameSpace(strFolder).CopyHere strFile & "?", &H0& Attachments 090710_144450.gif (23.27 KiB)

Floor5　slx8528	Posted 2009-07-10 07:18
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Not bad, can this window be skipped: Also, does the title bar necessarily have to be written as "Copying...." or "Moving...."—that is, does this progress bar have to only show copying and moving data, what about other functions? Challenge myself! [ Last edited by slx8528 on 2009-7-10 at 07:33 ] Attachments QQ截图未命名.png (10.69 KiB)